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I'm not critiquing it or anything I just think it's funny, the solution was something so basic that he didn't realize because of how he was raised and has lived.

You know I get that they have villains talk out loud so that the heroes can learn their sinister plans, but this got to be one of the most blatant examples of this- she's supposed to be a spy! she's just walking down an Open road loudly expounding upon her treacheries all while giggling as she casually reveals her disguise like f****** Kaiser soze.

"the thing you feel in the pit of your stomach is guilt and responsibility for your actions" https://i.postimg.cc/L8gdQRFZ/i.jpg

I mean it too, vigilante blows this out the water, if anybody thinks this mid is gas, you need to give vigilante a try same world but with more nuanced characters and more depth, a smaller cast, much tighter writing and actually intimidating villains whose motivations I also understand that they ask you to sympathize with without necessarily wanting them to just cry it out and be done with it. AS well as actual long-standing consequences throughout the series. With the first step being the fact that they are vigilantes not heroes - by the nature of their TITLE they are both going against society to feed their egos while rendering aid to people, with the range in which they do that being reflection of their characters. They have an actual weak main character that actually gets strong not because he gets a miraculous power up or special identity but because he has to train and think about how to use his powers most effectively. There's a romantic Arc that's actually built up throughout the series with actual work put into it instead of just sort of being attached randomly in arbitrary places. They actually use every villain they get instead of using them for a bit and then completely wasting them or giving them a 180 character development off screen. They even give development to characters that straight up didn't have it in the main series, as well as display just an bit of all might when he was even slightly healthier and how effective he truly was as a hero. And it does all of this without dragging it out past 400 chapters. (Also read blood lad another series with a unique world, charming and distinctive art, a unique play on elements of a tired genre, a relatively large cast that they managed to characterize and display much more functionally, and just all around better wrap up with their characters and story)

Usually that's to signify either a heavy accent, that they're speaking in another language, or that they're speaking like the equivalent of "broken English"

"I'm here because I heard someone report space goblins but all I see is the flood... what do we do about this Master Chief?"

Like he came back to take people's organs ....it is really The Mummy.

No no I get that they work on the people that way, I'm saying what does Lin think they are? Cuz in his hands they appear as the regular book and he perceives them as the regular book so when he pulled out a book for Vincent - that he believes is blind- is it just a regular book in Braille to him? Or is he giving a man he believes is blind a regular ass book?

He does not, like an explicit part of the misunderstanding when Vincent first arrived was that Lin thought he was blind the whole time. I don't know if he's learned more since but...

Wait wasn't the lin under the impression that Vincent was blind? I thought this when he recommend him that book The first Time...is the book in Braille to him?

Like he just got smacked out of it while he had that hammer what's his game plan here?

I'm just now realizing this is one of those series where the romance is quite frankly the least interesting thing to me.

It was a series of commercials they did in the early 2000s and then I think they replaced the actor and then did a few more before retiring them it was a big meme at the time though where they were just describe improbable things that are cool that the most interesting man in the world does and then he'd say "I don't always drink, but when I do it's dos Equis stay thirsty my friends" in a charming Spanish accent. https://youtu.be/guMrgRKKENI?si=1QvQcRajs9JoJoqv

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I don't, but your description made me both think of that handsome gorilla that went viral a while back from Japan and those old most interesting man in the world ads for Dos Equis.

We haven't considered the one option that makes this possible though something that they would be able to do theoretically: press gang people from other worlds into their service, this will give them access to both knowledge and expertise in fields they previously had no access to. What they've achieved isn't easy but it's no doubt possible.

I heard he can fill a thousand Caps with a single utterance of the words "Spare Change?"

I heard that when he asked for "charity for a poor veteran..." a veteran welfare program was formed instantaneously.

I heard that when he made a hobo bundle he could fit an entire housing complex on it.

He is... the emperor of the beggars.

I straight up don't know what's happening, the combination of several game systems different rules and physics and logic slamming against each other and this series sporadic upload schedule has left me thoroughly confused